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Leviton D4200 User Manual

Leviton D4200
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User Guide
D4200
TM
LCD
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL
STATION
Software revision 2.0 and above

Table of Contents

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Leviton D4200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Voltage120 VAC
Neutral RequiredYes
ColorWhite
Product TypeDimmer
Load TypeIncandescent
Wiring3-wire
Standards and CertificationsUL
Voltage Rating120V
Maximum Load600W Incandescent
Operating Temperature32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Warranty5 Years

Summary

Warnings

General Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines for installation and operation, covering electrical codes, qualified electricians, and power safety.

Installation Recommendations

Installation Steps

A step-by-step guide to properly install the D4200 Architectural Lighting Controller system.

Installation

Plan the System

Planning the lighting control system, considering power supply and wire size for optimal performance.

Power Requirements and Maximum Run Length

Details on calculating unit loads and maximum wire run lengths for the Luma-Net network.

Terminating the Wiring

Instructions for correctly terminating Luma-Net III wiring, including cable specifications and connection points.

Wiring the Phoenix Connector

Step-by-step instructions for connecting leads and securing the Phoenix connector for the D4200 unit.

Testing the Wiring

Recommended procedures for testing wire pairs for shorts and opens to ensure proper system startup.

Configuring Dimmer Cabinets

Guidance on energizing and setting up dimmer cabinets before connecting control stations to prevent conflicts.

Install the Unit to the Wall

Instructions for physically mounting the D4200 controller unit to the wall, including faceplate and cover attachment.

Power Up the Unit

Initial power-up procedure and mandatory network ID assignment for the D4200 station.

Checking Version and Network ID

Procedure to display the software version number and the assigned network ID of the D4200 station.

Initial Setup and Programming

Main Menu Level Features

Overview of features accessible from the Main Menu Level, including schedules, sequencers, and settings.

Programming and Configuration Level Features

Overview of features accessible from the Programming and Configuration Level, including zones, network, and settings.

Navigating Menus

Guide to using the programming/navigation buttons for menu interaction and value adjustment.

Accessing Programming and Configuration Level

Step-by-step instructions to access the advanced Programming and Configuration Level menu for detailed setup.

Setting the Network ID

Critical procedure for assigning a unique network ID (001-127) to each control station.

More On Network IDs and Remote IDs

Explanation of how master and remote LCD stations interact and exchange information on the network.

Assigning Zones (Patching)

Procedure for assigning dimmer circuit channel numbers to zones and setting the starting channel.

MISC. SETTINGS MENU

Entry point to the Miscellaneous Settings menu, covering Flags, Astro Time, and Max Zones.

FLAGS Menu

Explanation of individually settable option flags like Dimmer Readback, Double Bump, LCD Backlight, Time Master, etc.

Setting up the Astronomical Clock

Guide to setting up the D4200 to control lights based on sunrise and sunset times using latitude.

Setting Max. Number of Zones

Procedure to set the maximum number of zones supported by the station (8, 16, 24, or 32).

Personalities

How to set up and manage different "personalities" for varied preset scenes and configurations.

Scheduling

Guide to programming up to 64 timed events using scenes, sequencers, or photocells.

Sequencer

How to set up timed sequences of scenes, which can run once or continuously.

Zone Labels: Naming a Scene or Zone

Instructions for programming alphanumeric labels for scenes, MAX, OFF, or Zone ID buttons.

Editing Zone Excludes

How to edit which zones are not included in recorded preset/scenes.

Setting the Date and Time

Procedure for setting the date and time, crucial for scheduler and astronomical time event accuracy.

Editing The Daylight Saving Time Region

How to configure the station for Daylight Saving Time based on geographic region.

LOCKS

Overview of Record Lock and Station Lock features for data protection and access control.

Setting the Record Lock Code

Procedure to set a code to prevent alteration of stored data like scenes and settings.

Setting the Station Lock Code

Procedure to set a code that restricts access to the controller for recording and editing data.

Enabling the Record Lock

Steps to enable or disable the Record Lock feature after setting the code.

Enabling the Station Lock

Steps to enable or disable the Station Lock feature after setting the code.

Overriding a Lock

Instructions on how to enter a code to temporarily unlock the station for operation.

Overview of Unit Controls

Functions

Explains the programming capabilities, including scenes, channels, and locking the station.

Controls

Details the function of the SCENE, MAX, and OFF buttons accessible with the cover closed.

Operation

Controlling Lighting Levels

Methods for changing lighting levels, either overall or for individual zones.

Minimum and Maximum Lighting Levels

Using the MAX and OFF buttons to gradually or immediately set all lights to maximum or minimum levels.

Overall Lighting Levels

How to adjust lighting levels for all zones concurrently using Master Up/Down buttons.

Individual Lighting Levels

How to adjust lighting levels for specific zones using Zone Up/Down buttons.

Checking Zone Names and Lighting Levels

Procedure to check programmed zone names and their current lighting levels.

Recording a Scene

Steps to record current lighting levels and fade times for a scene.

Snapshotting light levels from an Entry Station

How to record or snapshot light levels from an entry station to a scene.

Changing the MAX and OFF Lighting Levels

Customizing the MAX and OFF lighting levels to extend lamp life or for safety.

Using the Optional Remote Control

Instructions for operating the unit using the optional remote control.

Viewing Scheduled Events

Procedure to view currently scheduled events for the system.

Viewing the Sequence

Procedure to view programmed sequences and their associated commands.

Appendix A - Tables

Appendix C - Miscellaneous Information

Clearing the Memory

Instructions for clearing the unit's memory and resetting it to factory default values.

Warranty Information

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